Amavubi’s sonjourney

Although most of the teams are still counting on the some two matches to have a chance to be chosen among the last five that will qualify for 2014 Rio de Janeiro masterpiece, not a single African teams has so far qualified from the group stages to the five-team playoffs. Much speculation was about the possibilities for Rwanda’s Amavubi to, at least, sting the Black Antelopes of Algeria so that three more points would get them in second place but it was otherwise; in Amahoro stadium 1-0 of the visitors. They had a brilliant game in the last 25 minutes of the first round and in the second half the match played-out skeptically as the visiting Antelopes stunned Bakame’s net. Now, coach Eric Nshyimiyimana and assistant Jean Baptist Ntagwabira, who spent all the 90 minutes learning the visitors’ agitations, are counting on Premier League Pro Alex Mugabo and the September with Benin to assure their progress for the Brazil World Cup. But Amavubi’s lone chance is to proceed to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations 2014 (CAN) Ethiopia, the second since 2004 debut in Tunisia.

           

              Amavubi & Algeria Match in Photo

Algeria player jetting in  for the match

Algeria player jetting in  for the match

The die hard Coach of Amvubi  the weather 

Medjani No 12

 Honorable Minister of Sports &Culture greeting the refrees

Algeria Coach

   Fair Play Eric shake hand with Alegerian 

The national team of Algeria

       Amavubi national team 

Algeria fans at large at Amahoro

  Any where Im sited I get an image.

Ndori  the Amavubi goal keeper 

Fisai Algerian Journalist sending the new back home.

 We love Rwanda and we support Amavubi

After the the Match --the whole team knelt down  for player-Alah is Bigggggg

Mugabo do you that I also love to play in Amavubi-why don't give the puma you have.Mugabo responded.Listen: Ferwafa is there for such project and support-he an Applause

  welcome in Rwanda.

Fans from Amahoro after the match